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    Two Problems Are Said to Be Analogous When They
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Two Problems Are Said to Be Analogous When They

Question 35

Question 35

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Two problems are said to be analogous when they:


A) have the same superficial goal state.
B) have the same superficial current state.
C) differ in structure but deal with the same topic.
D) have a similar structure in terms of current and goal states.

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